Everything about Bruce Golding totally explained
Orette Bruce Golding MP (born
5 December 1947) is the
Prime Minister of Jamaica and leader of the
Jamaica Labour Party. Golding became prime minister following his party's slim victory in the
2007 Jamaican general election held on September 3 and former Prime Minister
Portia Simpson-Miller's concession of defeat two days later. He was sworn in by the
Governor-General of Jamaica on
September 11 2007. Golding is the nation's eighth
prime minister since independence.
Golding was the founder of the
National Democratic Movement (NDM). He was formerly the chairman of the
Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) before he and others felt the need to split and form the new NDM in
1995. In 2002, he rejoined the JLP and in November 2003 was again elected chairman of the Party.
He was elected leader of the JLP, and also the leader of the opposition, on
February 20,
2005, succeeding former leader
Edward Seaga. Golding is a second-generation member of the JLP. His father, Tacius Golding, served as a member of parliament, and
Speaker of the House of Representatives in the 1960s.
He is married to Lorna Golding and has three children, Sherene, Steven, and Ann-Merita.
Bruce Golding is the current M.P of West
Kingston and he hosts a monthly talk show called
'Jamaica House Live.'
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